Crosby Eye Nuts | Threaded Lifting Points

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What eye nuts does Holloway Houston stock from Crosby?

Holloway Houston distributes Crosby eye nuts, an internally threaded lifting point that installs onto a stud or bolt already protruding from the load, alongside the rest of Holloway Houston's Crosby hardware line. Each listing shows the model, working load limit, and material grade, so a specific part can be matched to a project spec without cross-referencing a separate catalog.

Are Crosby eye nuts interchangeable with other brands?

Fit and rated capacity are specific to Crosby's part numbers, so a Crosby eye nut is matched by thread size, grade, and stamped rating rather than assumed interchangeable with another manufacturer's eye nut. Mixing brands within the same rigging assembly is common in the field, but the individual part's own stamped rating governs the connection, not the rating of the piece it's paired with.

What is the working load limit of a Crosby eye nut?

Working load limit depends on size and grade, so it's stamped on the part and shown on Crosby's own documentation rather than as one figure for the whole line. Checking the stamped rating against the specific part number avoids assuming one working load limit applies across every size in the line, since capacity typically increases with size or grade.

How do I get technical documentation for a Crosby eye nut?

Manufacturer datasheets and certificates for Crosby products are available through Holloway Houston at the point of sale, since Holloway Houston distributes rather than manufactures this line. Having the part number on hand when requesting a document speeds up the match, since certificates typically reference the individual lot or serial number rather than serving as a generic model sheet.